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Man Sought for Firing Shots on W. 64th Toward WEA

November 17, 2022 | 10:03 AM
in CRIME, NEWS
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By Carol Tannenhauser

Police are seeking the individual pictured above and in the video below for “reckless endangerment,” after he fired multiple gunshots from a pistol in front of 216 W. 64th Street toward West End Avenue. He was firing at unknown individuals with whom he was involved in a “verbal dispute,” police said. The incident occurred at approximately 9:08pm, on Tuesday, November 1. There were no injuries.

The suspect is described as “male, dark-skin complexion, approximately in his 30’s, medium build, and last seen wearing all black clothing.”

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Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477), or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the CrimeStoppers website at https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/ or on Twitter @NYPDTips.

All calls are strictly confidential.

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OPOD
OPOD
4 months ago

Criminals have no fear or respect for the NYPD. There was a time not long ago when you had to be out of your mind to walk around NYC carrying an illegal firearm, because it was likely you would be stopped by Police and you would go to jail. Now a NYPD Officer has to be out of their mind to stop someone. CCRB can ruin a career, if no gun is found and they stop someone. So more criminals carry guns because they have no fear of the NYPD, but they do fear all the other criminals walking around with guns.

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Will
Will
4 months ago
Reply to  OPOD

Tell that to Eric Garner, Akai Gurley, Adrien Schoolcraft, and countless others.

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Michael
Michael
4 months ago
Reply to  Will

Will, There should be no equivalency tests for outright criminal acts of any sort. Wrong is wrong. What seems to be going on in all parts of our city is cause for concern to all.

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Sam Katz
Sam Katz
4 months ago
Reply to  Will

None of those cases have anything to do with this at all. Eric Garner was arrested 29 times for selling cigarettes in front of a bodega which complained. He refused to go peacefully with responding cops and he expired of a heart attack at 300 plus pounds while needlessly wrestling with police There were no guns involved in his case. Akai Gurley was in an apartment house stairwell when a police gun went off because of an unrelated stairwell check. Gurley’s case was a freak accident. You are mixing apples and oranges here. Street Crime frisking people for illegal firearms is not related to anything you are discussing and does nothing to solve this issue.

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Pat Weich
Pat Weich
4 months ago
Reply to  Sam Katz

Who are you? How dare you twist facts.
Eric Garner was suffocated to death.
And selling cigarettes — big deal.
What kind of human being are you?
Do you not have a heart?

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John E.
John E.
4 months ago
Reply to  Pat Weich

Seriously? You question if Sam Katz has a heart and what kind of human being she is because she pointed out the irrelevance of those cases when it comes to illegal hand guns? Stop with the shaming just because someone doesn’t agree with you. How dare you!

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CardiZ
CardiZ
4 months ago
Reply to  Will

Misdirection. Disgusting.

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OPOD
OPOD
4 months ago
Reply to  Will

I’m not sure if you could have found 3 people with less to do with the conversation than the ones you listed. But you did illustrate how irrational the Anti Police movement is. It is this mentality has turned NYC into a city that is much less safe than it should be.

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David
David
4 months ago
Reply to  OPOD

When an 11th-grader drove her SUV into me an officer that happened to be there saved my life by getting me to a helicopter and airborne in under three minutes. Thank you for your service, officers.

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Peter
Peter
4 months ago
Reply to  Will

Tell them what? Is there anything he said that you disagree with?

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S.B.
S.B.
4 months ago

It ceased to be a verbal dispute when he fired a gun. Then it was a gunfight. And he SHOULD be in jail now.

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Josh
Josh
4 months ago
Reply to  S.B.

He should be, and the only reason that he isn’t is because they haven’t caught him yet.

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Bill Pearlman
Bill Pearlman
4 months ago

If you voted for Hochul it meant that you have no problem with this type of thing

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Don'tBelieveGOPLies
Don'tBelieveGOPLies
4 months ago
Reply to  Bill Pearlman

Utter nonsense. Our city is awash in illegal guns because Republicans refuse to enact common sense gun legislation.

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Sam Katz
Sam Katz
4 months ago
Reply to  Bill Pearlman

Not related issues.

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Neighbor785
Neighbor785
4 months ago
Reply to  Bill Pearlman

It does not mean that. I voted for Hochul. And the rest of us who did need to push her and the legislature to change the bail law, for starters. I think the guy in the article was acting in line with what Zeldin wanted – i.e. people walking around carrying. and if carrying, eventually using, amirite?

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UWS Dad
UWS Dad
4 months ago
Reply to  Bill Pearlman

Don’t be ridiculous, obviously Hochul voters want this guy arrested. When NYPD track him down (hopefully), I suppose you’ll be happy to eat your words?

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Janis
Janis
4 months ago

Lucky for him he was not in the Times Square area. He could have been severely reprimanded because there are all those signs that say “Gun Free Zone.” 🙄🤦‍♀️

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Dana
Dana
4 months ago

I now avoid Amsterdam avenue between 68 and 62 at all costs.

Just a few years ago, our family used to walk there day and night, it was on our way to our friends place at 60th street. Both families now take Broadway.

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Jean
Jean
4 months ago

Welcome to the “NEW” New York.

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John E.
John E.
4 months ago

People talk about how few guns were found on suspects when stop and frisk was the norm. But there are no statistics about how many criminals left their guns at home for fear of being caught with them while walking the streets. You have to wonder how many incidents like this could have been prevented because of stop and frisk.

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Will
Will
4 months ago
Reply to  John E.

Do you know how many tax paying, church going citizens were frisked during stop and frisk? Hundreds of thousands. That was the policy, scare everyone so a few might, emphasis on might, not carry a gun on them. Kids threatened with having their arms broken by plain clothes police officers and charges trumped up just for productivity stats. It was ruled unconstitutional.

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Jay
Jay
4 months ago
Reply to  Will

And when the cops found weed, but no guns, on those illegally stopped and frisked, the NYPD would bust them as much as the law allowed.

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